
US Tariffs Spark Inflation and Recession Worries
US tariffs aimed at protecting industries are causing higher prices and recession risks, impacting consumers and businesses.
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US tariffs aimed at protecting industries are causing higher prices and recession risks, impacting consumers and businesses.
China’s consumer and producer price indexes both dropped in March due to seasonal factors, signaling economic adjustments.
China’s consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.7% year-on-year in March, marking the lowest inflation rate since September 2021, indicating easing inflationary pressures.
Croatian economist Petar Vuskovic warns that President Trump’s tariffs could ignite inflation and trigger a global recession, impacting economies worldwide including Croatia’s.
Brazilian families are digging deeper into their pockets as food prices rise, with the government targeting inflation to ease the strain on household budgets.
New U.S. tariffs are increasing uncertainty, pushing up inflation, and pressuring over 30 million small American businesses.
Argentina releases 2024 economic figures amid sky-high inflation, sparking reactions to President Milei’s austerity measures.
As US tariffs push prices higher, consumers are feeling the strain on everyday goods. Experts warn that these trade policies may be hurting the very people they aim to protect.
U.S. consumer confidence has fallen for the third consecutive month amid ongoing trade tariff chaos, signaling heightened economic concerns, according to a new survey.
China’s consumer and producer prices dipped in February due to the Spring Festival shift and high base effect, reflecting moderate price trends.